Cricket
The final fixtures of the English cricketers comprise a match against All-Australia on the Melbourne ground, commencing on the 17th instant. The New South Wales…
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Cricket. Orientals v. E. M. WARWICKS
A match was played on the Park on Saturday last between the above and after a very pleasant game the Orientals won by 12 runs in the first innings. For the winners, L. Jacobs (16), W…
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The little hope that rented in the minds of sportsmen that the gathering ot the Northern Jockey Club which began yesterday morning would be a succesefnl one was dispelled during the morning, when as a matter of course the rain began to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Sporting News. (By Telegraph.) Cricket. Englishmen V. Victorians. Melbourne
THE match between the Englishmen and the Victorian Eleven was commenced to-day. The Victorians went first to the wickets, and have lost one wicket for 82 runs, of which…
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The 150 yards championship race between Hutchens and Samuels on Wednesday was won by Hutchens by a yard. Time, 14 secs. The men got away to good to a good start, but…
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The meeting of the Northern Jockey Club was added to the things of the past on Saturday, when fine sunshiny weather prevailed, but that was not enough to attract a large attendance, there…
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In consequence of the heavy rain at Melbourne yesterday, the cricket match, England v. Victoria, was postponed…
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The following eleven will represent the Carlton C. C. in a match against 18 of the Northumberlands on Saturday next:-J. Bates,—Bates, M. M'Millan, C. Newton, W…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Sporting News. (By Telegraph.) the Cricket Match. Melbourne
THE match, Englishmen v. Victoria, and which could not be resumed yesterday on account of the rain, was continued to-day. The Englishmen have now lost…
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The backers of Hutchens have intimated their intention of conceding Samuels there yards in 150, for a couple of hundred. Most likely their wish will be gratified…
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Hutchens, is in the hands of Mr John Deeb's of Beach Fame. What a difference a backer makes. Before, Hutchens was supposed to be beaten easily by Samuels, but now…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Plattsburg and Wallsend Amateur Turf Club Races. (By our own Reporter.)
On Saturday the Plattsburg and Wallsend Amateur Turf Club held one of its enjoyable gatherings on the Maryland course, in the presence of about 600 spectators. The weather was too…
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The cricket match Englishmen East Melbourne resulted in a draw favour of the Englishmen…
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The return match between the Rovers and East Maitland Clubs is to take place on Victoria Square on Saturday next. The following have been selected to represent…
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THE footrace which came off on Monday last, between W. Smith, of Singleton, and R. Heydon, late of Glen Innes, and which has been looked forward to with some interest…
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The match to-day between the Rovers and East Maitland is expected to be very close. In the cricket match between 18 of Bendigo and the English Eleven, the former…
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A match was commenced yesterday between smokers and non-smokers, in which the Englishmen took part. The non-smokers were first at the wicket,…
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The following players have been selected to represent the Hovers C. C. in a match on Saturday next against an eighteen chosen by Mr. S. Brooker:—Mackay, Loder, Parr, H…
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The annual general meeting of [?]embers of the Northumberland Football Club, playing under New South Wales Association rules, was held at Barry's Commercial Hotel, on Thursday evening…
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Time did not allow of the match, English men v. 15 of South Australia being finished. The Englishman in their innings scared 279— of which Barlow and Briggs each much…
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